La Reserva Federal no cede en fijación de tasas ante la presión del presidente Donald Trump

TL;DR

The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged in its first meeting of the year.
The decision was made despite President Trump's pressure for rate cuts.
Economic growth is described as 'solid' and unemployment shows 'signs of stabilization'.
The vote to maintain rates was 10-2.
Two officials, Stephen Miran and Christopher Waller, dissented, favoring a 0.25% rate cut.

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